Hotels near Los Angeles Fire Department Museum

"Shower cubicle has quite a bit of mold, so that was disappointing, the room rugs are sisal and there is old food or gum stuck within - so they definitely need to change these. The beds are also right next to the bathroom and the door is glass, so not great when you are sharing a double room. The noise from upstairs was unbearably loud, so it doesn't seem there is any sound proofing between the top / bottom and there was a very strong weed smell from I assume the upstairs people. No fridge, kettle or microwave. On site dining is good, reasonably priced, staff are lovely. Not a great area for safety."

"I stayed one night at The Godfrey Hollywood while in LA for a medical appointment at Cedars-Sinai. Not a vacation — just a guest who needed a quiet place to rest before a stressful day. Between Expedia notifications, emails, and texts, I received a flood of messages for a single overnight stay — I have screenshots across all three channels. Major hotel brands are deliberate about when and how they communicate. The Godfrey's approach felt indiscriminate and created unnecessary stress. The fees compounded things. This is not a resort. Charging a Vegas-style resort fee on top of expensive parking felt more like a revenue strategy than hospitality — and it wasn't clearly communicated upfront. The check-in experience set the tone for all of it. The front desk staff was completely transactional — mechanical and disengaged. No warmth, no acknowledgment that you were a human being. In hospitality, that first impression is everything. The Director of Rooms did reach out and apologize, which I appreciated. But an apology doesn't fix a systemic problem. I won't be returning for my upcoming follow-up visits — which would have been recurring business. Future guests: know the fees upfront, brace for your inbox, and don't expect a warm welcome at the door."

"Love it"

"Room can be little more cleaner , it does not affect me as I was only there to sleep"

"It was just fine. I was a little uncomfortable with the no staff on-site system. I would have preferred someone watching the front vs the kiosk system they have. They were helpful enough but just not what I was expecting. The room was tiny and in just ok shape. The morning coffee machine was a treat. "

"Amazing stay. Love this hotel! "

"Clean room, helpful staffs, quiet, easy access to the Walk of Fame, Getty Museum, Griffith Observatory, etc."

"Nice clean property for a one night stay."

"I really enjoyed my stay here. The location seems fairly central, with a few fast food and regular restaurants within walking distance. The interior of the building is updated and clean. The staff were welcoming, friendly, and helpful. The breakfast offered was good, with great coffee. The room was spacious, with a very comfortable bed and nice bathroom. The only negatives were the room furniture was a little worn and could use some mending, and there was a strange smell when you entered the room, which eventually faded (maybe needs a new air filter?). But the positives outweighed the negatives. I was nervous to take this trip on my own (I don’t travel frequently). But the hotel and staff were so great, it convinced me that I could do this again. Safety and comfort were a priority for me, and I felt that here. I’ll absolutely come back here. Thank you!"